Animal Farm Chapters 4-6 Flashcard

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What is the animal hierarchy on the farm in chapters 4-6?

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The animal hierarchy on the farm in chapters 4-6 is: Napoleon (pig) - Squealer (pig) - Boxer (horse) - Clover (horse) - Muriel (goat) - Benjamin (donkey) - The other animals.

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Who rises to power in Animal Farm in chapters 4-6?

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Napoleon.

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How do the pigs justify their actions to the other animals?

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By claiming that their actions are for the greater good of all animals and that their leadership is necessary for the success of the farm.

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Who is in charge of the propaganda on the farm?

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Squealer.

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What role does propaganda play in Animal Farm in chapters 4-6?

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Propaganda is used to manipulate and control the animals.

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What is the significance of the character Napoleon in Animal Farm?

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Napoleon represents the rise of totalitarianism and the corrupting influence of power.

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What does Squealer symbolize in Animal Farm?

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Squealer symbolizes the use of propaganda to control and manipulate the populace.

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How does the character Boxer represent the working class in Animal Farm?

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Boxer represents the hardworking but naive working class that is exploited by those in power.

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What is the role of Old Major in the story?

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Old Major serves as the catalyst for the revolution, representing the ideals of socialism and animalism.

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What does the windmill symbolize in Animal Farm?

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The windmill symbolizes the false promises of progress and the manipulation of the working class.